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Styles of Martial
Arts:
Wado-ryu is one of the
most popular of the Japanese styles of karate. The founder of Wado-ryu combined
his background in ju-jitsu with his mastery of what eventually became Shotokan
to develop Wado-ryu. Wado is a very linear and hard style of martial art with
powerful blocks, strikes, and kicks.
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Martial Arts Weapons
studied include Bo, nunchaku, escrima stick, tonfa, police baton, kama, extend
baton, and short staff. |
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Chinese Kenpo is
a blend of many martial arts from many grandmasters. It is not so much a style
unto itself as a generalized study of open hand combat skills. It blends both
linear and circular, soft and hard, in its attempt to be as effective as possible.
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Contact
us:
Phone:
(828) 322-6904
Email:stevencriggs
@yahoo.com |
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Sho
Muk Do was the creation
of Sensei John Housman of Lancaster PA. Sensei Housman first studied Shotokan
and later Tang Soo Do Moo Duk Kwan. He was a student of both Master Roger Bradley
and Grand master Francisco Conde. Sensei Housman on a small regional scale did
what Chuck Norris did on an international scale. He was primarily a Moo Duk
Kwan student and black belt, but combined the strong hands and lower stances
of Shotokan with the swift powerful kicks of TSD MDK and called his creation
Sho Muk Do. Sensei Housman was a tremendous martial artist, a good personal
friend and one who desired to always serve the Lord Jesus Christ. |
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